Eyes of Starlight — An Owl Poem From Dinosaurs Gone 66 Million Years Ago
Owl Poem — Eyes of Sun and Starlight Over the Night Forest Owl over a night forest — feathers cut from sunlight, eyes rewritten in starlight. Image © Rainletters Map. Owl Poem — Eyes of Sun and Starlight Over the Night Forest From Arctic tundra to tropical forests, owls inhabit nearly everywhere on Earth except Antarctica. Tawny Owl 134 — a still gaze held in night air. © Rainletters Map. Snowy Owl 6 — white silence reading the ground. © Rainletters Map. 1. Last Dinosaurs Learning to Breathe the Dark The owl does not begin as a soft toy in the night. It begins as a thin-boned dinosaur, small in a world of giants, feathered long before the word “...